Check the map below or you can click here to browse all recently found pets posted on our social media.

The pets listed posted were either brought in by caring citizens in Whitman County or our trusted law enforcement partners. Our team will make every effort to contact their owners, including cross-referencing incoming animals with our lost pet reports.

Pets with identification will be held as strays for 6 days, and pets without identification will be held for 3 days to allow time for owners to reclaim their pet.

If you see your pet posted, or think a pet posted could be your pet, please contact us so we can verify ownership and instruct you on the next steps in reuniting you!

Please note that for all dogs and cats impounded at WCHS there is a $35 fee, in addition to an $10 boarding fee for each additional day, we care for your pet.

We’ve partnered with Petco Love Lost for all our reporting.

You can easily create a report through our website.

Report your pet missing here!

Contact the microchip company (if your pet is microchipped) and your pet's veterinarian to make sure your information is up to date.

Cats are allowed to roam freely in Whitman County. Stray, healthy cats will not be taken by animal control to WCHS unless the cat is injured and the owner is unknown.

You can always report the cat found using Petco Love Lost.

​If the cat is injured or sick, or you find a kitten, please call your local police department to create a report, and then call WCHS!

Use this tool from the ASPCA to best decide how to proceed with kittens.

If bringing the kittens to the shelter is the best option please call your local police department to create a report, and then call WCHS!

Please call your local police department to create a report and then call WCHS at 509-332-3422 to file a Found Report.

Call non-emergency dispatch at 509-332-2521.